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VMware to beef up disaster recovery offerings, support Microsoft clustering in 2010?
VMware may beef up storage options for its disaster recovery product, Site Recovery Manager, in 2010; and we may see further development to the VMware...READ MORE
VMware may beef up storage options for its disaster recovery product, Site Recovery Manager, in 2010; and we may see further development to the VMware...READ MORE
Former VMware CEO re-emerges on virtualization scene: News in brief
VMware's former CEO is listed as an investor at a Bay area network virtualization startup; and other news in brief.
VMware's former CEO is listed as an investor at a Bay area network virtualization startup; and other news in brief.
ESX vs. ESXi: Which VMware hypervisor is right for you?
ESX vs. ESXi is a big decision. The ESXi hypervisor is catching on with vSphere users and those new to virtualization, but ESX is still the VMware hyp...READ MORE
ESX vs. ESXi is a big decision. The ESXi hypervisor is catching on with vSphere users and those new to virtualization, but ESX is still the VMware hyp...READ MORE
Customizing VMware Site Recovery Manager recovery plans with VMware PowerCLI scripts
Using VMware PowerCLI scripts with VMware Site Recovery Manager can help you create a more robust, customized recovery plan. We show you how.
Using VMware PowerCLI scripts with VMware Site Recovery Manager can help you create a more robust, customized recovery plan. We show you how.
VMware security: The administrator's ultimate resource guide
In 2009, Gartner predicted that 60% of VMs would be less secure than their physical counterparts. Keep these resources on hand and avoid being part of...READ MORE
In 2009, Gartner predicted that 60% of VMs would be less secure than their physical counterparts. Keep these resources on hand and avoid being part of...READ MORE
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